Yorkshire Post - 2020-09-25

• Call for £ 4.2bn funding for skills and training in regions
• 11- year life expectancy gap between parts of UK revealed
• ‘ HONORARY YORKSHIREM­AN’ GARETH SOUTH GATE ON FOOTBALL
• THE NATION DESERVES BALANCED POLICING IN PANDEMIC
• MP is sacked over Veterans’ Bill vote
• Take- up of MMR jab ‘ needs to improve’
• Strong start for DFS following £ 57m loss
• Taxpayer’s bill for Royals’ Africa trip
• Sunak’s package to stave off jobs wipe- out
• Love Island star joins protest for changes in law on revenge porn
• Rubbish in space is a threat to satellites, say experts
• ‘Businesses will face extra bureau cracy to ensure their goods meet EU standards before they can be sold there’ Anand Menon
• City fiesta poised to balloon in size
• Research aims to uncover use of sheep dung in ancient pots
• Students could be told to stay on at university over Christmas
• Long- delayed NHS contact tracing app finally goes live
• City chief hints more restrictio­ns on way as hospital sees cases rise
• Carers ‘ reaching crisis point’ as support cut during pandemic
• Sunak’s aid is of little help to our theatres, warns chief
• Now only 28pc get test result within 24 hours
• Curfew- hit pubs warn economic package falls short
• Support measures won’t halt job losses, firms say
• Madeleine McCann murder suspect loses bid to overturn conviction for rape
• Police warning after scammers hit bitcoin investors for £ 300,000
• ‘ Terrible time to change county’s local authoritie­s’
• How steel girders hammered into field help scientists to improve offshore wind turbines
• Probe after court staff mistake black barrister for defendant
• Number of people aged 90 and over is the highest ever recorded
• Assange mentally ‘ resilient’, court told
• Becker denies string of criminal charges over 2017 bankruptcy
• Arrests double for racist and indecent chants
• Promise of weekend sunshine but winds pick up as autumn arrives
• Customers shell out £ 2bn after inaccurate claims over products
• Plans for diving centre and clubhouse on coast
• £ 55m city developmen­t set to be reviewed over finance concerns
• Grants available for flood protection
• Surge in lockdown fly- tipping when waste depots shut
• Labour is warned not to treat Mayor Boris Johnson as ‘ a joke’
• Issues over Irish border were obvious
• Pandemic has shown our leaders lack ability and intelligen­ce
• Sunak rises to jobs challenge
• Rural powerhouse
• The important lessons learned from Covid crisis
• WANdisco signs a global deal with digital services giant
• SIG’s sales down 24pc following ‘ very challengin­g circumstan­ces’
• Cineworld issues funds warning as it reveals half- year losses of £ 1.3bn
• From raw wool to new suit – all under one roof
• Most traders disappoint­ed by Sunak’s new measures
• Mile dash is better fit for Kameko
• Corberan starting to find identity at Terriers
• Tigers are relishing promotion challenge – McCann
• Conference clubs in financial aid talks
• Spanish connection proved vital in luring Llorente to Leeds
• Cup run enabled Owls to test young prospects
• HULL KR DROP TO BOTTOM OF SUPER LEAGUE AFTER DEFEAT TO LEEDS Newman’s leg injury takes gloss off Rhinos victory
• Defensive mistakes prove costly yet again for Last’s Hull
• Trinity lockdown an option as Chester loses more players
• Burmester sets the early pace at Galgorm Castle
• Sharks defiant in uncertain times
• Footballin­g pyramid needs financial rescue package to survive – Warne
• Sezer and Wardle inspire Giants to victory

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